Statesmanship in war defined, with note (Preface), xii as stated by Jesus (Preface), xii STEDMAN, CHARLES—_Br._ staff officer and historian; _b._ 1745, _d._ 1812. as to Burgoyne campaign and Clinton, 180 as to loose _Br._ discipline, 210 as to Battles of Guilford and Hobkirk Hill, 321 as to _Br._ and _Am._ forces in 1776 and 1777 (Appendix D), 386 STEPHEN, ADAM—_Am._ maj.-gen.; _b._ 1730, _d._ 1791. service at Brandywine, 189 at Battle of Germantown, 195 dismissed for drunkenness, 196 STEPHENS, EDWARD—brig.-general; _b._ 1745, _d._ 1820; conducted prisoners, taken at Cowpens, northward, 316 STERLING—_Br._ col., _sub._ maj.-general. [Should not be confused with Lord Stirling, in the _Am._ service, see below.] along the Delaware, 194 _k._ in Battle of Springfield, 278 STEUBEN, FREDERICK WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, _Baron_—maj.-gen.; _b._ 1730, _d._ 1794. instructor at Valley Forge, 210 promoted maj.-gen, 212 acts in harmony with Washington and Lafayette, 213 at Battle of Monmouth, 233 ordered to the South, 300 in charge of powder and lead supplies, 302 in concert with Lafayette, 327 his depot at Elk Island attacked, 340 joins Lafayette’s division, 340 in the siege of Yorktown, 357 STEWART—_Br._ col.; succeeds Rawdon at the South, 321 fights Green at Eutaw Springs, 321 STILES, EZRA—pres. Yale College; _b._ 1727, _d._ 1795; friend of Greene’s youth, 25 STIRLING, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, _Lord_ [his claim to _Br._ title and estates had been in dispute]—_Am._ col., _sub._ maj.-gen.; _b._ 1726, _d._ 1783. in Battle of Long Island, 105 his brigade of picked regiments, 105 fights both Grant and Cornwallis, 107 taken prisoner by superior numbers, 108 is exchanged and returns to duty, 122 reaches White Plains, 128 established at Princeton, 136 in Battle of Princeton, 154 engages Cornwallis, 169 in Battle of Brandywine, 186 his good conduct, 189 in Battle of Germantown, 195 at a Council of War, 217 in Battle of Monmouth, 233 threatens Staten Island, 271 president at Charles Lee’s court-martial (Appendix G), 389 Stony Point stormed by Wayne, 257–8 abandoned by Washington, 259 Strategy defined, with note (Preface), x